Find replacement halogen and filament bulbs for the specified lamp. Match the bulb type and base together with its voltage, wattage and intended function; similar glass shapes do not establish interchangeability.
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Use the vehicle or lamp manufacturer’s specification to identify the required bulb. Compare the type designation, base, voltage and wattage, including both wattage figures where two are specified. The markings on a known correct bulb can help identify the reference; do not rely only on its outline.
Confirm that the lamp uses a replaceable bulb of the stated type, then check the quantity supplied for the exact reference. If the required part is the lamp assembly, browse headlights or tail lights instead. The wider lights category includes other lighting components.
No. Bulbs with the same base can have different voltage or wattage ratings. Match those ratings and the specified bulb type and function as well as the fitting.
Use the wattage specified for the lamp and vehicle. A higher number is not evidence that a bulb is an approved replacement for that assembly; resolve any proposed change with the manufacturer before ordering.
Identify the vehicle and lamp assembly, then use the manufacturer’s bulb specification or replacement reference. A photograph or the glass shape alone is insufficient to establish the electrical rating and base.
Check the stated selling quantity for the exact reference. Product names and photographs do not reliably establish the number supplied, so compare the unit description before ordering multiples.
Compare the complete model, year and part number before choosing a part.